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Unvaccinated GP who refused to wear a mask at height of Covid pandemic fights dismissal from surgery - Vimarsana News

Unvaccinated GP who refused to wear a mask at height of Covid pandemic fights dismissal from surgery

Angela Musso, 46, was dismissed from Cutlers Hill Surgery in April last year because she did not wear a mask due to anxiety. She has since started a career as a fashion model and holistic health practitioner.

Rochester mayor charged with assault after 'physical altercation' - Vimarsana News

Rochester mayor charged with assault after 'physical altercation'

Borough Mayor Keith Jackson is facing simple assault charges after an altercation at a council meeting allegedly turned physical.

Services offered at Wisconsin Pride festival misrepresented - Vimarsana News

Services offered at Wisconsin Pride festival misrepresented

CLAIM: A booth at an LGBTQ Pride festival in Madison, Wisconsin, was handing out free letters qualifying transgender and nonbinary people for gender-confirmation surgeries.

Source: apnews.com
'It's Fantastic.' Artists Happy for Return of Sidewalk Sale at Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts - Vimarsana News

'It's Fantastic.' Artists Happy for Return of Sidewalk Sale at Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts

Local news from StateCollege.com and Centre County Partners. Read about 'It's Fantastic.' Artists Happy for Return of Sidewalk Sale at Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts and more from the State College, PA region

Children find it more difficult than adults to recognise people wearing face masks, study finds - Vimarsana News

Children find it more difficult than adults to recognise people wearing face masks, study finds

Researchers from York University found that face masks make it 20 per cent more difficult for children to recognise faces, compared to just 15 per cent in adults.